Notated Music The European Jewish wedding


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Title
The European Jewish wedding
Contributor Names
Shapiro, Herman S. (arranger)
Created / Published
Hebrew Publishing Company, Brooklyn, 1902.
Subject Headings
-  Jews -- United States -- Music
-  Popular music -- United States
-  Songs, Yiddish -- United States
-  Traditional and Ethnic Songs and Music
-  Songs and Music
-  Popular Songs of the Day
-  Immigration and Migration
Notes
-  Seventeen selections: "Gutte Woch" ("Good week, greeting at the conclusion of the Sabbath"); "Zmiros" ("Table hymns for Sabbath"); waltz; polka; quadrille; "Kozaczka" ("Russian Cossack"); "Bareiges Tanz" ("angry/quarrel pantomime"); "Scherele" ("scissors/square"); "Dobridzen" (Slavic circle); "Zum badekens" ("For the veiling of the bride"); "Kalle bazetzens" ("Seating and serenading of the bride"); "Zu der chuppe" ("To the wedding canopy"); "Unter der chuppe" ("Under the wedding canopy"); "Von der chuppe" ("From the wedding canopy"); "Mechetonem zu der wetczere" ("Wedding relatives go to the festival meal"); "Korohod" (Slavic group dance); and "Gutte nacht" ("Good night"). Source: Heskes, Irene, Yiddish American Popular Songs 1895-1950. (General)
Form
sheet music
Extent
22 p. ; 35 cm.
Repository
African and Middle Eastern Division
LC Classification
Hebraic Section, Yiddish Sheet Music, Box 1 - 62
Online Format
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Description
sheet music | 22 p. ; 35 cm. | Seventeen selections: "Gutte Woch" ("Good week, greeting at the conclusion of the Sabbath"); "Zmiros" ("Table hymns for Sabbath"); waltz; polka; quadrille; "Kozaczka" ("Russian Cossack"); "Bareiges Tanz" ("angry/quarrel pantomime"); "Scherele" ("scissors/square"); "Dobridzen" (Slavic circle); "Zum badekens" ("For the veiling of the bride"); "Kalle bazetzens" ("Seating and serenading of the bride"); "Zu der chuppe" ("To the wedding canopy"); "Unter der chuppe" ("Under the wedding canopy"); "Von der chuppe" ("From the wedding canopy"); "Mechetonem zu der wetczere" ("Wedding relatives go to the festival meal"); "Korohod" (Slavic group dance); and "Gutte nacht" ("Good night"). Source: Heskes, Irene, Yiddish American Popular Songs 1895-1950. (General). Sheet Music (Form).
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